DL Wholesale Black & White Woven Blackout Light Deprivation Film - 32 x 100 ft - 9 Mil

Control Your Light Cycle Under Cover - 32 x 100 ft Roll

Growers who need to manage day length in a greenhouse or hoop house need a covering that blocks light fully and survives the weather. This film is black on one side and white on the other, made from reinforced polyethylene with a woven design, and it is waterproof and UV coated.

At 32 x 100 ft, this sheet suits growers covering a full hoop house or a large greenhouse bay. Smaller hobby structures may prefer to cut it down to fit.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black and white sides — the dark side blocks light while the white side faces the other way.
• 9 Mil thickness — a heavier film that handles repeated pulling and handling.
• Woven reinforced polyethylene — built to hold up in rough weather.
• UV coating — helps the film resist sun exposure.
• Waterproof with anti-drip properties — sheds water and limits dripping onto plants.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Blackout Light Deprivation Film

Commercial and home growers who run greenhouses or hoop houses and want to control the light cycle for flowering or vegetative growth.

About DL Wholesale Blackout Light Deprivation Film

This DL Wholesale film measures 32 x 100 ft and is 9 Mil thick. It is made from reinforced polyethylene, is UV coated and waterproof, and is sold as a single roll.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is this film?
A: It measures 32 x 100 ft. It is sold as one unit.

Q: Which side faces out?
A: The film is black on one side and white on the other. Choose the orientation that suits your structure and light goals, and test it before a full cycle.

Q: What does 9 Mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so 9 Mil describes the film thickness. Thicker film is generally tougher to handle.

Q: Is it waterproof?
A: Yes, the film is waterproof and has anti-drip properties, which helps keep water from dripping onto plants below.

Q: How does it compare with plain plastic sheeting?
A: A woven, reinforced film with a dark layer is generally tougher and blocks more light than plain clear sheeting. This one is also UV coated.